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20 Nutritious Foods with a Long Shelf Life

December 13, 2016

20 Nutritious Foods with a Long Shelf Life By Nicole Kiley, MSc, RD It hurts the heart and wallet to toss expired food. Whether it’s a mushy vegetable from the fridge or an expired canned good from the pantry, throwing away your hard-earned money is never fun. Reduce food waste by adding these 20 nutritious […]

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Dip In! Easy Hummus Recipe

December 12, 2016

Dip In! Easy Hummus Recipe By Mary Spiegelberg Hummus is one of our favorite appetizers and snacks. Who doesn’t love creamy flavorful hummus and fresh baked pita? Hummus is super easy to make! Below is the base of any delicious hummus recipe. Give it a kick with extra peppers or garlic. Serve your hummus dip […]

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The Truth About Epigenetics

December 11, 2016

The Truth About Epigenetics By Amber Lowry We’ve all been there: a trip to the doctor ends with a diagnosis and a prescription for something you can’t pronounce. You might even be told that genetics are to blame for your diagnosis and that the rest is out of your control. While it is true that […]

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3 Unconventional Ways to Stay Fit

December 10, 2016

3 Unconventional Ways to Stay Fit By Amber Lowry Bored of the gym? You’re not alone. It’s easy to get tired of the same old weight-lifting and cardio machines. Sadly, many people use this as an excuse to give up on their fitness goals. While it’s important to crush it during your gym sessions, it’s […]

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5 Foods You Probably Are Not Storing Correctly

December 9, 2016

5 Foods You Probably Are Not Storing Correctly By Mary Spiegelberg NUTS While most of us store nuts in the pantry, did you know the natural oil in nuts can cause rancidity? This rancidity creates a sharp and bitter flavor. Refrigerate nuts in a small container or Ziplock baggie and they’ll stay fresh for up […]

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5 Kid-Friendly Dinners Under $5

December 8, 2016

5 Kid-Friendly Dinners Under $5 By Nicole Kiley, MSc, RD Here is a great story for all you moms and dads out there. I am currently childless, and while I can theoretically empathize with the working parent, I know that I have not yet “gone to war” myself. The other day I was invited over […]

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How to Read the New Food Label

December 7, 2016

How to Read the New Food Label By Mary Spiegelberg and Lindsay Howard, MS, CSCS We see them every day, but how many of us actually understand them? First thing’s first, the best way to determine if a product is nutritious is to ignore all of the claims on the front of the package that […]

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3 Healthy Fruit Desserts

December 6, 2016

3 Healthy Fruit Desserts By Nicole Kiley, MSc, RD Strawberry Chews Serves 4 Ingredients: 3 cups fresh strawberries Instructions: • Preheat oven to 210 degrees F. • Wash and slice stems off of strawberries. Pat dry with towel. • Line baking sheet with parchment paper and spread out strawberries evenly. • Bake for 3 hours […]

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5 Balanced Breakfasts for Under $2

December 5, 2016

5 Balanced Breakfasts for Under $2 By Nicole Kiley, MSc, RD On a budget and looking for a simple, balanced breakfast? We’ve got your back! Did you know that while most Americans meet their protein needs at lunch and dinner, they often fail to consume adequate protein at breakfast? Moreover, research shows that those who […]

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3 Carbolicious Side Recipes

December 3, 2016

3 Carbolicious Side Recipes By Mary Spiegelberg Sweet Potato Pizza Serves 2 to 3 Did somebody say pizza? This sweet potato based recipe satisfies a craving and offers a healthy alternative to take out. Ingredients for dough: 2-3 medium sweet potatoes 1 cup almond flour 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 tablespoon Italian seasoning 1 teaspoon […]

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